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Furst-McNess Company is seeking an outgoing individual with employee recruitment and retention experience for the role of Talent Management Specialist. This role will manage the full recruiting lifecycle and assist with managing the talent within Furst-McNess Company. This individual will work closely with location leaders and hiring managers to post job openings for new and existing positions, recruit new talent, and assist with coordinating of onboarding employees. This individual will perform these functions remotely and at times at various locations and will include establishing relationships with technical schools and colleges and attending job fairs, conferences, and expos
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Full Time
Wholesale
$60k-76k (estimate)
01/26/2024
05/25/2024
mcnesscpg.com
Freeport, IL
<25
Wholesale
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